Thursday, 30 May 2013

Blues

I am frustrated and sad. Not good for getting motivated to train. I haven't really been running at all. I reach the end of the driveway and turn back to the house. That's been my life for a while.

But I'm going to try again, despite having given formal notice of non-attendance. And I felt so bad when they offered to mail me my special "Survivor!" T-shirt anyway! So, pulling myself together again, albeit temporarily:

And on Sunday 9 June I'll go walk/run/shuffle along in the park for the Spring Sprint."

And I'll be truly grateful, I really will.

Yeeeeeearrrrgh! Dig deep, folks!!!

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ABOUT ME

I'm Frances Kruk and I hated having a Grade II oligoastrocytoma since 2007, which the WHO has since re-classified as a Grade III anaplastic astrocytoma, as I found out in early 2016. Sounds worse, but apparently it's still the same old tumour. It comes back and comes back and comes back and comes back. It's the cancer that's not a cancer. It's aggressive but not aggressive. It's high grade but actually it's intermediate grade, though they used to call it low grade. What is it. WHAT IS IT. I hate it I hate it I hate it. But at least I've been getting some glam photos out of the situation.

WHAT THIS BLOG IS FOR

It started as an adjunct to a fundraising campaign for Brain Tumour UK in 2011. Other than that, it's become a platform for whining and documenting how I deal with subjective horrors, which is basically what blogs are for. While I post irregularly, I do hope that maybe some people will gain something from it, whatever that may be.